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>
> Ok, it would also be cool, somehow, if we could hide matches for one
> type when they are overridden by another type. But this would
> definitely require C-code support and I have no idea how to
> do that in
> a generic way.

I may be wrong, but we have strict preference order, don't we? So, if
both $functions[nslookup] and $commands[nslookup] exist, we need not
offer the latter?

And, as I said, I have the impression that in
> completely ambiguous cases I would like to see the list (no, I can't
> really explain why).
>

Hmm ...

bor@itsrm2% whence -av nslookup
nslookup is a shell function
nslookup is /usr/sbin/nslookup

??

-andrej